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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1930
Page
2
Local ads list sale items and rentals plus livestock pets real estate and business offers. Bets on household goods for sale pony colt Skelgas products and a reliable dealer opportunity in Bloomington Illinois with earnings potential.
The annual meeting of the North Central Kansas Free Fair is set for Friday December 12 at 2:00 p m in the Belleville courtroom. After business Mr A F Turner of the extension department will speak on 4 H clubs and organizing them. All interested in 4 H and fair work are urged to attend. H Alkire president W H Barnard secretary.
Lina Basquette and George Duryea star in The Dude Wrangler at the Princess next Tuesday and Wednesday. The western comedy pairs the famous screen duo in a lively outdoor talkie about polo ponies and humorous misadventures.
Union turns page with social visits from Mrs. Dan Housholder and Mrs. Lee Bowersox Belleville weekend guests for Mrs. S Bowersox. Marlin Morehead sells oats to J E Van Nortick near Republic. Executor’s notice for Swan A Haggman estate filed in Republic Probate Court with claims due within one year.
Miss Elila Larson stayed Monday night at the Earnest Mikesell home while Mrs. E Erickson and Mrs. D F Housholder traveled to Belleville on business. Charles Republic Councilman visited Orville Buhr’s home Tuesday. Irenie Nelson was on the sick list part of the week. Leslie Johnson and family of Republic visited the Chas Yeager home last Thursday. Pauline Milner from south of Rydal stays with Ernest Mikesell and attends Scandia High School. Mary Swhercinsky has been ill with a blood poisoning finger wound and stayed with her sister Mrs. Rost in Belleville. Maude and Nellie Brown of Salina visited relatives Mrs. Tuley, Mrs. French, and Mrs. Bernard Marshall. Nellie returned home, Maude remains. Bud Nelson spent Sunday at Axel Nelson’s. E B Hall Roy Hall and families and Tom Dunback visited John Hall Sunday. A century ago locomotives weighed four tons. today they reach 286 tons. U S railroad mileage totals 250000 miles. Alaska streams total 18000 miles.
During the holidays the Fountain offers a wholesome confection to share with friends and family. Brick Ice Cream remains a standout quality treat, always served during the last course at family dinners.
Holiday shoppers will find a complete line of ladies and gents leather goods including bill folds pocketbooks and pocket wallets marketed as practical Christmas gifts.
A quirky note suggests Eastmans as the best gift choice when a desired Camera is unavailable. It humorously urges readers to look farther for a satisfactory present while praising Eastmans offerings.
Advertisement encourages families without radio to install a Majestic or Radiola now. It promises immediate access to popular programs heard across the country and suggests the upgrade will bring blessing to the household.
A feature highlights Fa Books releasing a perfume collection themed Gift Bottles aimed at varied ages. The campaign promotes accessible scents and elegant packaging blending nostalgia with modern polish.
Women approve the wide display of quality toilette accessories in a local store window. Shoppers note discriminating aims behind the assortment and praise the selection for personal care needs.
A concise note promoting jewelry as sensible gifts. Emphasizes choosing pieces for lasting value and universal appeal.
A promotional note describes Christmas cigars as the crowning part of holiday dinners offering guests a box of fancy cigars with various blends to please and satisfy them.
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